Visitors Favoured In Canberra Junior Tennis Finals
In the 147 ACT junior championships visiting players largely look to prevail with several finals to come. Top seed Noel Callaghan faces Grahane Venruin as Pearson defeats Jincid Holhiway. Susie Wil leads Victorian players while Dianne Frombaltz meets Coralie Watmyn in the under-19 singles. Swavslund and Withell pair in doubles reach the final with Moore and Hudspn winning the other. Canberra junior Peter HM White remains in the under-17s, and notable results include Susie Willin advancing in the women’s events alongside Ned Nett in the under-19 doubles.
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Tom Days
Bove
Noel
Callaghan
Ajwinel
Grahane Venruin
UW Be
Pearson
Jincid Holhiway
Cane Ferris
Swaywand
Cine
Withell
Hallibay
David Lickner
Visto
Tne
Jain
Susie Wil
Dionne Evers
Victorian Paver
Mist Willis
Coralie Wat Mn
Wallungonk
Dianne Frombaltz
Margaret
Moore
Huds Himns
Musa
Crate Withell
Susie
Willin
Sill
Roert Swavslund
Carat
Sherwood
Helunder
Inden
Wernmanth
Telopea Wins Shield at Deakin Pool Meet
Telopea claimed the Pynthis Telopea Challenge Shield by 28 points in a Sunday night event at Deakin Pool. Pymble ASC supporters and coaches, including Wendy Macleod and Robert Phillips, congratulated the team as Tan and Oa Sell led the navigation of the medley and relay events, highlighting a strong performance by Teloneh and teammates.
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Elope
Deakin
Ngval
Telopea
Byrae Tan
Pymble Bave Tone
Teloneh
Ninnie Tiayngiy
Ann
Soran
Wendy Macleod
Rober Phillips
Genfrey Ander
Epi Menzel
Brine Kenley
WBN
Tim Cash
Sis
Erealgill
Zenands
Record set for steeplechase at Ainslie Oval by Goward
A junior 1500-metre steeplechase record was set by Russel Goward with a 4:32.310 at the Saturday athletics meet at Ainslie Oval. Goward’s performance topped the prior mark as Dave McInnes noted the record in a complex report featuring several other athletes and close results across junior and senior events.
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Russel Goward
Ainslie Oval
Goward
Slice
Sean
Dave Mcinnes
Sorin
Mel Owe
Bennie
Suh
Capherra
Sevning
Mite Kennedy
Avin Po'mara
Sivan
Queen Chooses Miss ACT Softhall Queen at Saturday event
In Saturday night ceremonies Miss Marie Spuwer was chosen Miss ACT. Charly Saverhill Quien (97) attended the function as a guest, representing the Queanbeyare Surhall Chan. The event was organized by the ACT Women's Softhall Association, with local officials noting the city’s festive mood.
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Mise Jay Holoston
Queanbeyare
Vati
Wiamen
Marie Spuwer
Charly Saverhill
Wile
Purdue tops Australia in rough international clash
In Lafayette Purdue outpaced Australia 53 to 51 in a rugged exhibition. The Australian lineup, missing key guards, battled to stay within reach as Purdue rallied late to secure the win amid a rough, error filled contest.
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Lafayette
Ana
Purdue
Australia
United Press International
Kilmore trots race fields headlined by beginners and trotters
Race card lists 12 events at Kilmore with two beginner events, a 1.40 trot, and a 10.90 mile segment. Horse names, odds, and times are scattered in OCR garble, but the meet features a range of trotters and beginners, with focus on early miles and carded heats across the day.
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Kilmore
Heginners
Charlton Loses In semifinal at Southampton Castle Event
Eddie Charlton the Australian professional stocker champion was beaten 6 3 in a semifinal at Southampton on Friday night by Gentiley Thomson of Leicester who took the English amateur champion title. Thomson won as Charlton laboured with fever points and the lengthy match wore him down during a 140 and 9 half hour session.
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Southampton
Eddie Charlton
Peaten
Bot YS
Profene Sonal Anst We
Thampson
Phommna
Charltem
Canberra Racing Notes A Glancing Look At Jockeys And Winners
Owner Ruby Forsyth of Wallend and jockey Gary Buchanan scored a double at Canberra races on Saturday. The meeting featured several races with Walwood and Mola Belle among winners, plus riders suspended for riding breaches. Delamar and Canmore fought a tight finish in a mile handicap as observers noted performances across multiple events.
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Ruby Forsyth
Wallendbeen
Coctamunra
Gary Buchanan
Mola Belle
Jeddy Belle
Canberra
Ainta Belle
Miner Plucraas
Nate
Yeritenet
Bourmey
Prac
Cate Walwood
Fternoons
Lady Rogan
Walwood
Playastor
Streamford Star
Warrego
Wayne ‘Delaney
Doudie
Roman Lam
Boticelli
Masbachet
BI Trescey Ielong
Jurlong Malden
Arete Baron
Payal
Sid Bundy
Harold Norman
Maidan
Fundy
Perntill Lindy
Sat Race Results Highlight Wide Crowd and Close Finishes
Race results show competition across multiple stages with notable performances. Winners earned cash prizes and stage leaders posted solid times, while several runners posted personal bests amid a crowded field.
Albion Park and Wentworth Park Dogs Grand Meeting Overview
A fragmented report covers Albion Park and Wentworth Park dog racing, listing participants, race programs, and results. It mentions Panthers, Tigers, and other entrants, with stakes around 20 dollars and 250 across race formats. The text includes references to events, venues, and figures in a period tone.
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Richard Mellor
Fepas
Remah
Pave Browns
Roker Calan
Eatis
P. Costelioe
Eese
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Queanbeyan Park
Neil Stephens
Tom Cunichael
Hiothern
Alan Care Tichael
Tan
Warwick Selvey
Lnrew
Irs
Mann
Neve Tenis
Franklin Pune
Andy San
City
Anya
Parramatta
Act
Nsw
Tvo
Cine Losone
Ine
Lau
Wollongong
I—Recreation
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Paw Pace Othe Son
Pacific
Olympic Park
Eone
Pines
Okies
Tabcheck
Charlton
Gentiley Thomson
Leicester
Jockey
Score Double
By John Hourigan
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Dominion
Sieaty Farr
Wale ‘Ern
Pay Regan
Aturky
Lina Melle
Tedda Belle
Arianna
Boxan
Delamar
Canmore
Fo Warde
Delamair
Mewarde
Randwick
Irnile
Aldana
Tavien
Wayne Mire
Tata
M. Valley
Pete Tir
Neal Wie
Eagle Farm
Maiden
Hasty
Wada
Melbourne
Dane
Albion Park
Wentworth Park
Hick Mann
Rane Bourt
Panthers
Iso Nagaan Tiger GM
Adelaide
Armin
Youngs
Frewnex Barrier Straat
Manare Streat
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